US EditionZambia : Vice President Defends the Use of Old Ballot Papers in Today's Elections as Turn out remain Low
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Zambia : Vice President Defends the Use of Old Ballot Papers in Today's Elections as Turn out remain Low
Vice President Mutale Nalumango has defended the use of ballot papers bearing the date of 15th September, 2022 in the Kwacha and Kabushi parliamentary by-elections. Pictures of the ballot papers in the two by-elections have been shared widely on Social Media bearing the date 15th September, 2022. Responding to a question from PF Lunte Member […]
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